EducationWorld July 2025

July 2025

Cover Story

21 higher education leaders Racing to develop india’s high-potential human resource - writes Dilip Thakore During the EducationWorld India Higher Education Rankings Awards event staged in Delhi on April 25 to felicitate… more>

Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor

Education News

Young Achievers

International News

Books

Editorial

Education Notes

Education Notes

Expert Comment

Disturbing elite migration phenomenon

Teacher-2-Teacher

Action plan for bridging India’s yawning skills gap

Postscript

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Education Briefs

Education Briefs

Institution Profile

Special Report

INDIA-USA GLOBAL EDUCATION LEADERSHIP SUMMIT 2025

Schools of Eminence

Schools of Eminence: Queens’ College, Indore

Media Bytes

“India's political economy, in other words, favours state support for national champions, not incompetent cronies who thrive only because of patronage. When cronyism raises its head, popular vigilance should strike it down. But the discourse should not confuse national champions with cronies.”

— TK Arun, The Economic Times, (29/10)

“a narrative that begins in 1492 with the mythic arrival of Christopher Columbus. This moment is still described in textbooks, museums and mindless school rhymes as the "discovery" of America. The truth, of course, is far more brutal. Columbus did not discover a new world. He invaded one, and that invasion set in motion one of the most ferocious chapters in human history. Columbus's arrival heralded not discovery, but genocide. The devastation was total.”

— Shelley Walia, The Hindu, (29/10)

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